E266 Han Mee and Jim Shaw of Hot Milk on Punk Ethos, American Insanity, and the Death of Genre

This week, we're scratching The Itch for honesty! Han Mee and Jim
Shaw of Hot Milk join us for a refreshingly candid conversation
about their new album Corporation P.O.P (out June 27th) and the
ideas surrounding it, including shedding an ill-fitting "pop
punk" tag, writing quickly to capture the moment, English
identity, and American insanity. Plus, a dodgy opening scene, an
Anchorman joke, and Dan's family responsibilities strike again.
This is a good one. Enjoy.


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